2025HB 577

Procurement of voting systems

2025 - Louisiana Senate

Conservatives Support

Description

This bill changes the procurement of voting machines in order to make the system more efficient and flexible. CPAC supports secure elections and maintaining the integrity of elections and supported this bill. The senate passed the bill on June 2, 2025 by a vote of 37-1, and it later became law.

Voted Yes

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Did Not Vote

Legislators · 39

Legislator	Party	Lifetime Rating	Vote
Mark Abraham LA	Republican	80%	Conservative
R. L. Bret Allain II LA	Republican	72%	Conservative
Regina Barrow LA	Democrat	40%	Conservative
Adam Bass LA	Republican	82%	Conservative
Gerald Boudreaux LA	Democrat	37%	Conservative
Joseph Bouie Jr LA	Democrat	34%	Conservative
Gary Carter Jr LA	Democrat	36%	Conservative
Stewart Cathey LA	Republican	79%	Conservative
Heather Cloud LA	Republican	80%	Conservative
Patrick Connick LA	Republican	70%	Conservative
Royce Duplessis LA	Democrat	25%	Conservative
Rick Edmonds LA	Republican	82%	Conservative
Michael Fesi LA	Republican	83%	Conservative
Franklin Foil LA	Republican	67%	Conservative
Jimmy Harris LA	Democrat	33%	Conservative
Cameron Henry LA	Republican	78%	Conservative
Bob Hensgens LA	Republican	77%	Conservative
Valarie Hodges LA	Republican	81%	Leftist
Katrina Jackson LA	Democrat	46%	Conservative
Sam Jenkins Jr LA	Democrat	32%	Conservative
Caleb Kleinpeter LA	Republican	79%	Conservative
Eddie Lambert LA	Republican	71%	Conservative
W. Jay Luneau LA	Democrat	42%	Conservative
Patrick McMath LA	Republican	78%	Conservative
Blake Miguez LA	Republican	84%	Did Not Vote
Gregory Miller LA	Republican	76%	Conservative
Beth Mizell LA	Republican	73%	Conservative
Jay Morris LA	Republican	73%	Conservative
Brach Myers LA	Republican	81%	Conservative
Robert Owen LA	Republican	82%	Conservative
Thomas Pressly LA	Republican	84%	Conservative
Edward Price LA	Democrat	39%	Conservative
Mike Reese LA	Republican	79%	Conservative
Alan Seabaugh LA	Republican	84%	Conservative
Larry Selders LA	Democrat	44%	Conservative
Jeremy Stine LA	Republican	78%	Conservative
Kirk Talbot LA	Republican	78%	Conservative
William Wheat Jr LA	Republican	82%	Conservative
Glen Womack LA	Republican	75%	Conservative